A Tekken 7 move database. Likely to become a web app when more fully fleshed out.
Keep in mind, this program is still very much in active development.
- Search through multiple characters at once
- Filter by command
- Filter by beginning of hit levels
- Filter by start up frames, block frames, hit frames and counter hit frames, e.g.: <+5, >-10, 3, etc.
- Filter by notes
- Improvement of frame filters to include tokens such as KND
- A way to save changes
You need a Python distribution installed. I use the Anaconda distribution, adding to path when installing.
You can get Anaconda from the following link: https://www.continuum.io/downloads
You need two packages: pandas and pandastable.
To install them, write pip install pandas and pip install pandastable in a command line.
To run the program, open a command line in the filter containing it (e.g. shift+right click inside the folder to get an option in the drop down).
Run from the command line with python tekken-movedb.py.
- Hide/show columns cascade
- Improve SUF, HF, BF, CHF filters
- Highlight safe moves
- Hint for unparryable lows
- Move names
- Move pet names
- Indicate moves that are not in the in-game movelist
- Add a character size category, to sort the list accordingly, with regard to character (size) specific combos etc. E.g., Gigas is max size, Ling is smallest, Kuma has short legs that fuck up certain combos etc
- Add active frames
- Add recovery frames
- Look into links for selected moves SUF < 10+frame (dis)advantage
- Move tracking info, i.e. which direction it tracks
- Throw breaks for characters like King
- A gif of the move
- A quiz mode, where you see a gif of the move and you have to input the correct frame (dis)advantage
- Show the most commonly used strings/moves and how fast of a punisher is needed to bop it.
Moves are from RBNorway.org.
JSON-files adapted from the Tekken discord bot Combot.
Legend is adapted from Catlord's guide, https://www.gamefaqs.com/ps4/814542-tekken-7/faqs/72021